Galadriel

One of the greatest elves of Middle-earth, she surpassed almost all others in beauty, knowledge and strength. She is tall, like all the Noldor, dressed in a white dress, she has long golden hair and gray eyes. She is tall, like all the Noldor, dressed in a white dress, she has long golden hair and gray eyes. Her voice is unexpectedly low. Galadriel was born in the city of Tirion. She was the fourth child and only daughter of Finarfin and Eärwen, the younger sister of Finrod, Angrod and Aegnor. In her youth she was, like most of the Noldor, a pupil of Aule and Yavanna. But having learned everything that the Valar considered it necessary to teach the elves, Galadriel felt herself in Valinor constrained by the guardianship of the Valar. In Artanis, great kindness is combined with great pride. At one time, she refused to give uncle Feanor even one strand of her hair for the possible salvation of the Trees of Valinor, although in general she was kind, fair and merciful in character, incapable of punitive actions. In her youth, Galadriel survived the most difficult transition on the ice of Helcarax. Celebrimbor gave her Nenya, which she kept until the very end. She considers Celeborn to be her chosen one, from whom she once gave birth to a daughter. Like any descendant of Finwe, inside she contains a piece of Darkness, which she noticed inside her uncle, but did not notice inside herself.

Galadriel convened the White Council, which included the Mages-istari - messengers of the Valar. She insisted on the election of Gandalf the Gray as the head of the Council, but Saruman the Wise became the head. And the future confirmed her correctness. The noble spirit of the Vanyar and their inherent reverence for the Valar lived in her, and from her mother from the Teleri, Galadriel inherited dreams of the sea and distant, unseen lands. However, she was proud, strong-willed and self-willed - like all the descendants of Finwe (except her father).